Instructions to the Lord Mayor of London, 1574-5 Whereby He Is to Govern Himself and the City. Together With a Letter From Him to Sir Francis Walsingham, Respecting the Disorderly Dealings of Promotors

This historical document provides insight into the governance of London in the 16th century, as well as the political intrigue and disorderly actions of promotores. Norton's instructions to the Lord Mayor and his letter to Walsingham offer a fascinating look at the political landscape of the time.

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